The fonds consists of: a map of the high school annex subdivison (1906); a CPR freight bill (1903); history of the naming of Many Island Lake, as told by George W. Fullerton (undated); land transfer between Isabella Mitchell and Harry Yuill (5 pgs) (1914); blueprint of residential lots in Elkwater showing Yuill property (1913); research paper and family history entitled "Living in Medicine Hat: The Yuill History 1883-1985" by Kathy Dirk (1985); 9 photographs of students at an unidentified school, portraits of H.C. Yuill and C.H. Weir, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the Brunswick Hotel (1883-1912); 6 photographs of a branding party at Bill Yuill's Ranch ([197-]); 1 photograph showing a group portrait of the Mayor and Town Council (1898).

The fonds consists of legal records, correspondence and Energy Resources Conservation Board hearings relating to Zahava Hanan's dispute with Imperial Oil. The fonds also consists of extensive personal papers related to her publications, ranch, the Hanen Trust and her life and activities while living in England.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Zaychuk family of Beverly and Edmonton, Alberta between 1946 and 1994. The fonds consists of various photographs, personal correspondence, newspaper clippings, Zaychuk Berry Farm and Beverly Motel documents, Town of Beverly Minutes ca.1950's, scrapbooks, certificate and a list of winners (photocopy) from 1956 Edmonton Exhibition Culinary competition, which includes Mary Zaychuk.